11.   Immediately on his arrival, he was also given a taste of the fierce politics that are likely to vein his long-awaited pilgrimage to the Holy Land.

12.   In their comments to the health-care workers, Gore and Bradley gave a taste of how they planned to engage each other and present their differences.

13.   Rather, the purpose is to give a taste of both the times and The Times.

14.   Rosa brought us to the Bar Turrisi, where we were given tastes of the almond wine made there and the chance to buy some.

15.   The following sites give a taste of the wide variety of such information already available.

16.   The idea is to give a taste of as many games as possible during the opening two days, the first rounds, of the NCAA Tournament.

17.   The Web site gives a taste of these tools.

18.   This gives a taste of what is ahead.

19.   While the show now in Boston gives a taste of the collections, nothing can compare with experiencing the London galleries.

20.   You add your own pickles and onions to either kill the taste or give it taste, depending on how you look at it.